Tristan, The front fenders on a 67 are bolted on and while removing them is not extremely difficult, there is a great deal involved. Before you can remove them you will hvae to remove the wiper arms and the cowel panel, the outer half of the inner fenders that create the wheel wells, the battery box and windshield washer reservoir on the driver's side and vacuum reservoir and radio antenna on the passenger side, the panel that covers the hood latch, the potmetal grill sections above and below the main grill, the body colored steel section that holds the main grill and headlight buckets, the right and left bumper wings and finally the body colored potmetal fender nose pieces that hold the cornering lights and turn signal indicators which will include seperating one of the spade connectors from the wiring plug in order to get the wires out of the fender. A lot of work and dozens of bolts and nuts that may not want to give up without a fight, not to mention keeping track of them all! There is always a chance of snapping a rusted boIt or stud or stripping a stud in one of the potmetal pieces. I wouldn't recomend doing it unless there is a serious issue with rust under the fenders and if you do go ahead with it, I would recomend you go ahead and get the insides sand blasted and coat everything with POR. Roy 67 Crown FDHT